Will this work for Teak?
14574
Richard, the bottle doesn't specifically mention teak but I wouldn't think it would cause any harmit is made of mineral oil, beeswax and carnauba wax and is safe for food contact. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer? they have a website www.howardproducts.com
14575
It doesn't mention using on Teak in the description. The ingredient list is food grade mineral oil stabilized with vitamin E, beeswax and carnauba wax! Hope this helps!
14576
I have a Proteak Teak Cutting Board Rectangle 16-by-12-by-2-Inch with Juice Canal, End Grain that I use this conditioner on, and it works great! It really enhances the contrast between the light and dark colors. I recommend it!
14577
Yes, all woods. People mainly use this particular grade because they use the surfaces for food prep and need the finish to be nontoxic. Of course, if you have a nonpermeable finish on your wood then this would not be what you are looking for.
1316806
I don't know it works good on crepe myrtles, which is what I bought it for. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1533630
I am unfamiliar with the Jessem Jig though from the product description Jessem Jig can work with a 4" piece of wood. Premium Doweling doesn't.
739834
Yes, it will. Just check to make sure your plastic pitcher has the screw on threads. Good luck! We love out tea infused.
531036
It works well on Teak furniture outdoors in Palm Springs. I knoweth naught of eucalyptus furniture.
935407
yes, if you fix it a little bit. I unbent the inside edging out. i did that and it works for my pot, but pots can have different edgings.
304359
Well, I could say only yes and no having used it only on chairs. It has an oily feel to it and sinks into the unfinished wood pretty fast but I tend to use too much sometimes and really have to rub it in. If the floors have a finish on them, it may just sit on the surface and be a slick mess. But it's for teak and I'm not sure the condition of your floors so it could work. It will sink in unless the finish is hard or new. It's for boat decks but they get dry and the oils will sink in faster. I looked on the bottle and it didn't say anything specific on floors. Only wood in general.
908393
Yes...mine works just fine on it...I am using it as a protective top for my wood sofa table...I cut it to fit...it is great...
1010074
the bottles I ordered were 33 oz bottles. The amount you would need would depend upon how long it has been since you cleaned your furniture, how moldy/dirty the furniture, are you going to clean the top and the underside, etc. Based on what you listed I would guess you would need at least 2 bottles. I poured it into a spray bottle to apply it and then use a lot of "elbow grease" to clean the teak I have.
559339
It works on leaves with longish stems, so I don't see why not. My pine needles are about 4" long and it works just fine on them. If you have longer needles, I wouldn't imagine it has much trouble as it's a matter of flipping them out and as long as any part of the needle/stem/leaf/bract is caught, it seems to do the job. It also works fine on very small leaves which are actually harder to get out. Love the little thing.
1652370
Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.
472258
This should work with any computer. I have mine sitting on a shelf, I only needed to use it once. If you buy it, you will be pleased. You can have mine if you want it. I don't know if mine is a Teac. You plug it into the computer like you would an I-pod (with the attached usb) and it is like a hard drive. It reads the disc perfectly.
935527
I don't know. I doubt it as I don't see how it could. I suggest to read the specifications from teac.
1515695
yes. I use it on all sorts of hedges (boxwood, privet, yew, juniper) and privet should be fine as long as the branches are not larger than your finger.
1250186
I think it would. So far, I've only used it on pine. It heats up quickly. My major project is a clock--I just had to make up mind what I wanted on it! I'm going with a sun burned into the center.
201550
Yes, I would say so. I have two small ones I use on tea pictures. Works great!
25373
Don't know, the piece I cleaned didn't have grease or oil stains. I used it to remove the gray patina that happens to teak when left out in the elements!